Allegedly the location where William Wallace stood and watched the invading English Army led by Edward I in 1298. On this occasion the Scots were defeated although the exact location of the battle seems to still be open for debate. This stone replaced a much older earlier one. Notice the appropriate saltire flag in the sky. Map location.
![The Wallace Stone, at Wallacestone
Allegedly the location where William Wallace stood and watched the invading English Army led by Edward I in 1298. On this occasion the Scots were defeated although the exact location of the battle seems to still be open for debate. This stone replaced a much older earlier one. Notice the appropriate saltire flag in the sky. [url=http://www.streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?X=291842&Y=677077&A=Y&Z=115/] Map location. [/url]](albums/userpics/10001/normal_The_Wallace_Stone_at_Wallacestone.jpg "Click to view full size image
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The Wallace Stone, at Wallacestone
Allegedly the location where William Wallace stood and watched the invading English Army led by Edward I in 1298. On this occasion the Scots were defeated although the exact location of the battle seems to still be open for debate. This stone replaced a much older earlier one. Notice the appropriate saltire flag in the sky. [url=http://www.streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?X=291842&Y=677077&A=Y&Z=115/] Map location. [/url]")
